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The one thing I really want to say to the american people is with the Second Amendment, you're not keeping and bearing Arms to provide yourself a security of a free State. You're just providing the security of a prison. And your neighbours, friends and everybody on the other side of the door are the guards. The Second Amendment was written in a time where this was necessary. But that was a long time ago, wake up and smell the coffee. The world has changed. If you say that you're a Christian country. Act like it. Show some mercy and trust to other people. Crazy people like at Newton will always exist. But it's way much easier for them to find a gun in the States then in the rest of the world. Do something about it. Don't ignore your problems
For once I agree with liberals. It’s high time to have a conversation about guns. Let’s start with the problem that there are far too few guns on our streets.
Wait, we can’t have that conversation. In fact, we’re not supposed to have what people might commonly describe as a “conversation” at all. We’re supposed to shut-up and listen as liberals, barely masking their unseemly delight at the opportunity, try to pin the murder rampage of one degenerate creep on millions of law-abiding Americans who did nothing wrong. The conversation is then supposed to end with us waiving our fundamental right...
BO said we are not a Christian nation. Considering we kill innocent humans in the womb, celebrate sexual deviancy, and teach our children in the state schools that there is no God, no good and evil and that they are of no more value than bald eagles I think I agree with you.
It is much easier to get a gun in the US than it is in Russia and I'll gladly take our ease of acquiring guns over their violent crime rate any and every time.
http://www.nationmaster.com/graph/cri_tot_cri-crime-total-crimes
check the statistics. 5 times more crime then russia. Almost twice as much as the runner up.
If maybe more then 1% of the US even tried to visit other countries. You'd now that the rest of the world is a much safer place. I've been to eastern europa, europe, asia, middle east (safer then europe). They all are and feel saver and more secure then your home country. Matter of fact, most people of those countries won't consider visiting the US because your crimes are way up and everybody has a gun and will use it out of (illogical) fear.
If we had a lot more of that today, we'd have a hell of lot less of incidents like Newtown, Columbine, and the Colorado theater. Let God worry about my soul. I'll worry about my body.
If you lived next door to Lanza, trust would be the wrong choice. You are well intentioned but your logic is incorrect.